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Due to renovation works, selected books housed in the closed stacks will be temporarily unavailable from 22 June 2026 to 31 December 2026.
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“Mine, the power of the imagination to transform and illuminate our lives...” – Parnassus from The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus, film (Terry Gilliam, 2009)
TEL Imaginarium was set up at the Central Library to allow every member of the NUS community to walk in and explore immersive tech tools and be exposed to the potentials of this emerging technology in learning, teaching and research.
Immersive technology alters our perception of the real world, or what we know as reality. There is a spectrum of possibilities of what it can do. Three common ways:
Augmented Reality
Uses digital elements in a physical environment
Mixed Reality
Blends digital and physical environments to enrich reality
Virtual Reality
Creates a completely digital environment
At TEL Imaginarium, we showcase how AR/VR/MR technology is applied in education to improve pedagogical methods, contribute to society and engage users innovatively. See what we've done with the NUS community!
